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set(m,'Property',Value) set(m,'Property1',Value1,...'PropertyN',ValueN) set(m,'Property') set(m)
set is used to set or modify the properties of any of the objects in the toolbox (iddata, idmodel, idgrey, idarx, idpoly, idss, idnlarx, idnlgrey, idnlhw). See the corresponding reference pages for a complete list of properties.
set(m,'Property',Value) assigns the value Value to the property of the object m specified by the string 'Property'. This string can be the full property name (for example, 'SSParameterization') or any unambiguous case-insensitive abbreviation (for example, 'ss').
set(m,'Property1',Value1,...'PropertyN',ValueN) sets multiple properties with a single statement. In certain cases this might be necessary, since the model m must, for example, have state-space matrices of consistent dimensions after each set statement.
set(m,'Property') displays admissible values for the property specified by 'Property'.
set(m) displays all assignable values of m and their admissible values.
The same result is also obtained by subassignment.
m.Property = Value
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